The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-15
PRESIDENT AND PASTOR.
CLEVELAND THE GUEST OF HIS
CLERICAL BROTHER.

One of Mrs. Cleveland's Eyes Painfully
Inf1amed as the Result of a Sting or
Blind Boil-The Travellers Enjoying
Much Needed Rest in Their Quiet
Retreat.
UTICA, N. Y, July 14-President and
Mrs. Cleveland left for Forest Port at 9:l5
o'clock this morning. Their special train
consisted of boudoir car and locomotive,
and was occupied only by Mr. and Mrs.
Cleveland, the latter's maid, Supt Ham
mond and Conductor Daniels, They were
accompanied to the depot by Senator Ker-
nan and his SON. Mrs. Cleveland's eye is
very much inflamed and pains her exceed
ingly DIR. Beth, of this city, was called
and pronounced it either a blind boil or the
sting of an insect.
CROWDS AT THE STATIONS.
The journey to Alder Creek was without
other incident than the appearance of
groups of people at the various stations as
the train passed. A request from Reming
ton that the people might have an opportu-
nifty to see the President was referred to
him by Assistant Superintendent Hammond,
who was III charge of the special, and the
wish was answered by the train running
slowly through the village, where the CON
course gave pleasant greeting TO the dis
tinguished travellers, who were once more
upon their platform. On the arrival of the
train at Alder Greek there was
respectful gathering of people.
MET BY HIS BROTHER.
The travellers were met by Rev.
Mr.. Cleveland and his wife and escorted in
a carriage 80 their residence, about two
miles east from Alden creek, on the edge of
the Nyi1laoa of Eorpsi Port II is n ,0rattxr
new cottage, built two years ago under the
supervision of Rev. Mr.. Cleveland, who is
pastor of the Presbyterian mission fiocks at
Forest Port and White Lake Corners. The
mistress Of this neat country home has been
a warmly welcomed visitor at the White
House, and this, with the brotherly affection
between the President and pastor argues
that the restful visit of the President and
his wife during the ensuing two or three
days will be one OF great enjoyment.
THE MEETING AT THE DEPOT.
FOREST PORT, N. Y, July 4.-The Presi-
dential party was greeted at the depot by
DR.. A. G. Brewer and Rev. and Mrs Cleve-
land, and was driven rapidly from Alden
Creek Station over three miles of sandy
road to this village. Arrived at
Rev. Cleveland's place, the guests at
once proceeded to rest, of which
the fatiguing labors Of the past
u.
The village contains but 800 or 400 inhabit-
ants, mostly engaged in the numbering and
tanning industry, and there was no crowd
on hand TO welcome the distinguished guests.
THE ONLY DECORATIONS.
The only attempt at decoration was made
at Alder Creek, where a large flag and Cleve-
land and Hendricks campaign banner were
flung to the breeze The President took special
interest in the latter Later in the day Com
missioner Herman and Postmaster Water
bury called and arranged for a public re-
ception to be held at the parsonage to-mor-
row between the hours of Z 80 and 8 o'clock
at night. Rev Mr. Cleveland and his wife
were warmly in favor of the reception.
THE BROTHERS POPULARITY
Rev. Mr.. Cleveland has been the pastor of
the Presbyterian church here for eight
years, and is very popular AT o'clock
this afternoon Postmaster Waterbury took
the President, Mrs. Cleveland and the
Presidents sister-in-law for an hours drive
Mrs. Cleveland, who had already made her
self general favorite with the people, won
many new friends during the drive by re-
spending to the slightest evidence of recog
milton.
THE PRESIDENTS PROGRAMME.
The programme of the Presidents move
ments after tomorrow may be outlined as
follows: Saturday morning, in company
with Secretary and Mrs FairchiId, the
party will make an excursion to the Thou
sand Islands, leaving here about
o'clock. They will go via Watertown and
Cape Vincent, thence by steamer down the
St. Lawrence as far as Alexandria bay and
return to Clayton, where they will again
board their special train forfForest Port
Mr.. and Mrs Fairchild will continue on to
Cazenovia.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Sunday morning the President and his
wife will attend divine service here, at
which Rev. Mr. Cleveland will preside In
the afternoon the President may accompany
his brother either to White Lake Corners or
Alder Greek, where he holds services on al
ternate Sundays. Monday morning the
party will leave for Cazenovia, where they
will remain during the day, the guests
of Secretary Fairchild. Tuesday they will
visit Fayetteville, the Presidents old home
On Tuesday evening the journey to Wash
ington will be begun. They expect to ar
rive at the capital at noon on Wednesday,
Secretary Lamont left the party last night
to join his family at Long Branch.
INVITED TO SYRACUSE.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 14.-Root Post of
the Grand Army of the Republic tonight in-
vited President and Mrs. Cleveland to visit